Answered

Meera notices an itchy, red circle on her upper arm. Concerned, she sees her doctor. The doctor begins to get out his black light but even as he is
looking through the drawer, he tells Meera that he is almost
sure she has ringworm. If this is confirmed, how will her doctor MOST likely treat it?
OA. He will take a scalpel to excise the round worm from Meera's arm.
OB.
C.
D.
He will give Meera a dose of antibiotics to kill the bacteria in Meera's arm.
He will prescribe an anti-fungal cream to be applied to Meera's arm
He will want to give Meera an antiviral shot to keep the ringworm from spreading



Answer :

GinnyAnswer

Final answer:

Ringworm, a fungal infection, is treated with antifungal cream. Identifying the specific fungus species may be necessary if initial treatment fails.


Explanation:

Ringworm is a fungal infection that presents as a circular, itchy, and red rash on the skin. It is commonly treated with antifungal cream, which works against the most common fungi associated with ringworm. If the initial treatment does not work, the doctor may need to identify the specific species of fungus causing the infection.


Learn more about Treatment for Ringworm here:

https://brainly.com/question/38921181


Other Questions